What do I need to purchase with this amplifier/strobe to be able to plug it in and use it with my father's Cox cable phone service? Thanks
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Not sure about Cox cable co. We have AT&T and didn't have to buy anything. We used at business and connected up toward ceiling, so just had to run extra wire up there to connect to box.
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Not sure about Cox cable co. We have AT&T; and didn't have to buy anything. We used at business and connected up toward ceiling, so just had to run extra wire up there to connect to box.
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the product comes with instructions on connecting it to various systems. It's just a matter of plugging in phone connectors, usually to the phone modem.
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I agree with johnk2633: use the phone connectors to connect to your phone outlet, probably the standard one on the wall where you have you phone line coming out now. The instructions should tell you how to make these connections. If all else fails, maybe google "connect Krown Amplified Ringer to phone" and you might get a video hit to walk you through it. Hope this helps.
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You can get the Phottix Mitros+ transceiver flash. It is a flash, Odin transceiver, Odin receiver, Strato receiver all in one unit.
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You will need to purchase a separate adapter. I saved some money by purchasing a Visual Sound Visual Sound One Spot Adapter available at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002GZLZQ/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1. It has the correct electrical requirements.
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our's goes through a factory installed amp. with the amp, it must be on for even the original antennae to work. the coax is wired that way but i don't see why the new antennae wouldn't work without an amp. either way the rvw- was a good buy for us.
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I use an extension cable for these but I also have (look for) the 600w ac/dc version (about $200 more) but comes with a battery so it will become a self contained unit. For the price of these and the ac/dc version of lower cost strobes, you can't beat the value for what you spend.
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use tricable with red,white and yellow wires on both ends. Attach to your unit and match to t.v.colors. You will be up and running in 2 min.
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The amplifier is built into the box. You will need to run a remote wire (tells the amp to turn when you turn the car on), power wire from the battery, ground wire and RCAs.
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Get it from your cable co. I have Cox. It costs $1.99 per month. You must have your cable co. Pair it with your tivo and cable card for it to work. It is normally painless, but in my case, it ttok about 4 hours and 4 techs to get it going. I think that was on purpose to discourage me .I'm tough...and determined. Finally got it going and now it is flawless!
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What type of cable(s) do I need to hook up the audio to an amplifier Thanks Jellik
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Standard exterior co-ax cable is recommended. If in an area with trees a pre-amp is also recommended.I live within the 100 mile radius for the cm 3020, but I am surrounded by 60' trees, so I also use a pre-amp.My signal reception doubled because of the antennae and pre-amp.Jim
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You will need the coax cable. It depends on your signal if you need an amp- and a mounting pole if you don't already have something to attach it to. We bought the amp just in case and it helped us. I thought the coax came with this one but it did not.
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This is an amplifier and it will amplify noise as well as the signal that you want. Thsi is made for cable TV.
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I have a cable modem but google it or get the online instructions, they should let you know.
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I'm sorry I can't answer that question. I hooked mine to a Wilson Sleek cellphone amplifier (with excellent results, I might add. I now receive a 2-3 bar signal in a remote camp where there was zero signal with the Sleek and a high gain omni antenna.) But back to your question, I called the Wilson Customer Service people and they told me just what connectors to use. Customer reviews indicate one of the connectors is fragile, so I ordered a spare.
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Casey, The amplifier is indoor-only. I believe all coaxial cable is buryable 1 because it is vinyl jacketed, 2 because it is low voltage, and 3 because you will probably replace it with something newer and better in only 10 or 20 years. Don't bury any connectors. They must be kept dry. I bought the YX510 about 4 years ago and it has never failed or disappointed me. (It might help some that I am an engineer and know what mistakes to avoid.) I have been thinking that it might soon be time to replace it with a unit that gets more frequencies. The key fact is that the unit is a linear amplifier. So the size of the indoor zone depends on how much signal the outdoor antenna collects. An antenna above the trees is essential. My outdoor antenna is high gain, so the indoor zone covers two-thirds of the house, with 5 bars in half the house. This is even though the only tower within sight of my house is 10 miles away. The unit came with 50 feet of RG6. I replaced that with 50 feet of RG11. The indoor antenna connects with a 50-Ohm connector, so I inserted 60 feet of RG8. This 110 feet of ultra-low-loss cable has about the same loss as 50 feet of RG6. If my memory is correct, the total project was: zBoost unit $250 High gain antenna $150 50 feet of RG11 $120 60 feet of RG8 $100 2 adapters: RG8 to zBoost $40 About 3 days of my time $0 Ken
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This Is easy to get done. Even If you know nothing about It, go to an electronic supply or a radio shack and ask them what you need. They will give you any adapter/s that you may need. Good luck!
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If you purchase the home kit it should hook right up using rca jacks in your unit... Hope that helps.